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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
Ou.wi,ted the Police.

DUBLIN, Oct 24.-Yes,er,iay large meet
ing Of the National League was held AT
Kilrush. County Clare. The meeting had
been proclaimed. bat the police were out
vitted, aud 5000 members of the league
with bands playing and banners dying,
met within q few miles of kilrush and held
q monster meeting. The projectors of the
meeting had previously taken the precau-
ton 70 cut the telegraph wires.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Propeller. Tempest. Chicago. 2io 600
propeller, A. d. Hayward, Chicago, $4,000;
schooner. A. +. Morse. Michigan City, 35,'
900, schooner. "A. B. McDougAl. Michigan
City, IS 600; propeller, swallow, Michigan
City, 10000; schooner. Maggie Thompson
Chicago, 2.00O.0O0 shingles; propeller
Annie Laura, $4,000, propeller, Ida NJ.
Torrent, Chicago, 5000; schooner, II. f.
Grummond. Racine. l75,000; schooner
Presto, Chicago. 100000, shingles. Total.
lumber, l.70o,0O0, shingles, 4.0V0. .0Os.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

William w. phippcn was arrested soms
time ago on a charge Of uaiasfully prsc.
ticiog medicine and convicted Of the oisnse
in Police Court, whsre he was fined = and
costs. he appealed the ease TO the Cir cult
Court, whefe be was again tried and con
victed. Yesterday be was fined - nna the
costs. which have greatly increased. Ags.n
lie has appealed the case. this rme 10 the
Snprerne Court and be furnished the re-
q1ired 500 bonds
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

DEADwoop. OAK. Oct. 2i.-Three COM
panies of cavalry and two Of infantry that
were 10 have left Fort Meade today for the
Indian reservation, 800 miles distant, were
detained on account OF a heavy snowfall,
and viii 90 tomorrow. The supply train
will accompany tee troops and 20 other
wise prepared for war. Snow fell last
night 20 the depth Of ifteen inches. and the
Thermometer to sixteen degrees below zero.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

OTTAWA. Ont, oct 24-walIsce Graham.
q. COT Hsiilsx. Who was Dominion coun-
sci in the fishery case which came CD in the
Maritime Provinces last year. will. il il un-
dsrst0od. BE attached 70 tie Cansdisn stat
of counsel sf the meeting Of the Fisheries
eomn tssion in Washin ktoa. tie is said to
be extremely vel posted in the fisheries
question.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
Pleased with Prohibition.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-An Atlanta, Ca,
special says that Governor Gordon, in all
interview. said that prohibition has been
tried through local option IN 100 out of 1S7
counties Ct the State. and not cne county
had gone back on its action. He did not
hesitate 10 pronounce the result good. At
lants had not been damaged. All fears Of
trade being diverted had proved ground
less. The change had noticeably benefited
ths freedman
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
Appealing for the Anarchists

CHcseo. Oct. 24.-The United Labor
party of Cook county has forwarded a pe-
ti,ion to Governor Oglesby. in which execu-
tive clemency is asked .or the condemned
anarchists on the grounds that they were
tried before prejudiced jury and that man
uiac,urcd evidence was used against them.
The Governor is asked 20 resist the "inhu.
ence of carefully manufactured clsmor."
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
DLAlES At MAAISTEE.
Ia g.misssa Nil sad fssr siiiisa Fs@s
81 Dry Lass.s-T DsstFpF ssi-t-'ts<
mAGesFs 81 Infsr~st frSaA
AF11aa ne STATE

sLs-llI1N = "a - -
MAslsIEa Aiea-. 0ct. "A -Ons Of tas
Lallls of ths Mac sstss Lambsr Company,
Known a. ths Janais.an mil. lesstAsr win
s.000 900 lest II dry lumber. burned this
afternoon. Ths los vii amount % $780,
o., against shlch lhsrs is oaly partial IL
s4srncs.
The Bay stats Lamher Company also
hAi D. 0o0 sorth of luabsr barnsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

AsHrAsUt, aAasos. Ohio. Oct 2t-Ths
schooner James r. JOY. OF Detroit. foun-
dered in twenty feet Of water inst outside
the pier. sf this piaos this morning. The
sea = running very high. and the vessel Is
fast going 20 pieces The crew have all
rescbe the shore ia safety.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

NKw YosK. Oct. sADsvitt Clinton
Lawrencs. sn aged snd wrsIshy member
Of the stock Exehsngs. has ben declared
insane hy specialists A medical comuis-
sion ~ss appointed hv Supreme Court
Jai9s Donshne todsy - inquire ins0 his
CONDITION.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

A large number Of friends Of Mr. and
sIrs. l.yman 4. McCTn,h. Of Paris. gave
that gentleman AID lady complete and
very pleasant surprise last sunday evening.
The OCCASION was the :welfth a0uiversary
OF the wedding oi the well known couple.
Upwards of hlly friends were psoseft. and
they brought with them choice refresh
sments. and each an appropriate remem-
hrance. Ii was ia ali respects dellghtful
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Fred Sutier. aged ~ years. and Nathan
Riley. sred ls. the two bcys who pleaded
guilty 10 the larceny q a g>ir Of fiddle
bores from Tie Wonderland. we're sen
tened in Tie Superior Csprf vsstsr4ar
The forrsf rili g 20 tie Rsfefm sctoci
until be = IL. and the latter 20 TIE Ter =
Beformsiory for ore Gear and six months.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
Fell from Grace.

New YoRK. Oct 2t.-Nsws has been re-
ceived that the Peruvian Congress hss re-
fused to rstify the proposed contract for
settlement Of the national debt. by which
the English boudholdcrs were To receive
certain valuable concessions in lieu OF their
bonds Messrs. w. 4. snd NJ. Z. Grace, of
New York. we're heavily interested in the
proposed Concessions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Nrw YosK. oct. GA special from
Montreal. Cue. says that during terrible
gale today Ere broke out ia rookeriss in
Jean Bsptiste district. DESTROYING thirty
four small houses. Four dvellings on Nspo-
leon-st. were blown down, and great dam
age 10 property generally was done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

The counsel for John Luysndyk moved
in the Circuit Court yesterday for an arrest
Of judgment secured BY Frederick wie.t.
At the time OF she trial. tse jury vas in
str1cteato return q sealed vefdics. 5nt or .
Of the jurors gave it away. asa il was pub
lished before being opsas1 - the Cgnrt.
The motion vss sfEusi end Submitted for
the cossidsrs;ion OF the Jndgr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

tks.ss,tt - fse tt-s4sNs "a N.A
ABA Mich. Oct. 2t.-The first annual
campfire OF BrsdAeid G.. A. K. Post. OF
Ada. vas held at the rink Saturday night
and vss q success Post called at O'Clock
sharp. Rev. w. p. Wilcox made the ad-
dress Of velcoms. Rev. J. IL. Bennett in
voksd the divine blessing. and the Star
Spanglsd Banner. sfter which Gen. w. p.
lanes made ons Of bis happy speeches.
Brief addresses we're also made BY Rev. j.
l. Buell.. j. ". Bennett. Wilcox and Clark.
musical selections being introduced between
the addresses. AT . o'clock the company
ssE down 20 . banquet. which was al
honor 20 the post Plates were laid for
sixhty-eight aud they were twice hIied-
The Posts receipts amount TO about $40.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Nrw YoRx. oct. 35.-Lirs Weber. former
~ noted a. a 51rlesone actress. died a. Buf.
fslo yesterday. she came % America with
The Lydis Thompson troupe In 1858 and
subsequently organised a successful con-
pany of Der Own ssd appeared In vsrio1 .
eities OF this country
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Nxv Yoss. ocG zA--Horsce Webster &
wholesale liaaor dsalers Of Nsw York.
Ph,isdelphfs and Chicazo have fl-i
schedules showing Liabilities Of sos. fsi.
and sssefs 81 S4zi0 i0ao.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

sorrR HAvES. Oct. ga body was
washed sshors three miles south OF here
this morning. Il IL supposed to be Frank
Wood. mate Of the City Of Green Bay, Of
Ksnosbs. Wis. II vas viewed 5y a son Of
the deceased 5ut owing to It's condition he
could not fully identify it.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

BArr1E Czsgx. Oct. &C. z. Book 4
Sons wholesale and retail hardwars store.
situated on aAin-st- almost opposite police
headquarters, vas broken into last night
The safe. situated within ten feet OF the
front window, vas drilled ia two places,
and the knob and combination fixtures
Knocked OF with q siedge hammer. bus
they sers unable 10 force the door. A
number of knives. rsvolysrs and other ar
ticlss vers taken The work Was evi-
dsntly that Of inexperienced cracksmen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

AnfbonT Platte. nov o~as wesl stocked
yssr bad = crop Of potatoes sznounting to
26o ssskeis. Il - ssid tssl IS 5s,i.eioss
specslstios be las essrsi az o8A re 49,
forne- Pgundmssfsr n this city. sna
6tiEty ban Ia fhe Fefice Cart
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

sAulr sra hsns, AieA.. ocl 24.-Ies-
iefdsy's nogfheas' gale oD ixke h4psrior.
acc, mrsDlec with hssvy znos storm,
Was The seYerest eKpsfienccc Tor several
wears. The Canadian iac.hc railroad
stea msisip .slnerts the culs vessel siiempt-
ing 10 face a.. arrive bore at = e'c.ack this
morning. and Capt Anderson sislss that
the boat never s1peI 4eLccc . r0DsLer pss-
sag.
The psstenFer ssesn4er India with t~o
other vessels. went uDoef cover al Ioiut
hoqu0ls. l0ur.crE vessels have been
westher6ouDe - Nbisls hay and seven
al Nbiistsh lcint
A fearful b.inoiuF northeast snow storm
rsgtd Saturday sunday ans al Sunday
night. The fuC Anna Solles lsft
Saginaw Saturday viii Hieilef A o4esn' =
aredge IN tow. ard fear- sfs exDressod FOR
her safety The frere iff i.effi'n az passeo
her At False i'resQCe ls.f sra tUss we're 70
follow tao herrr g'tef~pfis III ft.sr START
ed oat they iessi i.asssd tLrasah such a
storm. briiale Information vii be reoss we'd
this AiteTnCoD
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

It = siered that ane 0f tss iesiins fsre
s>siers h>s susnesi resi estate orlc.. aud
that he tssiee n reai estate front and
doe- a and oeice business IN ne r>sr. A.
thiS . The cay ssfs psss,s IA tova aud al
be boys rsiron se she piace snd Gentlemen
Inclined fast ~eY conse eroun@. wAen thrv
want scfise sport
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

CHxBorssy. Mich. Oct "A northeast
wind set ia esriy sunday morning and
snow and slset RACED all day and last night
The winds velocity vas SIXTY miles an
hour. A lsrx- number OF steamers and v>s-
ssls ara sheltered in the bay aad hsrbor
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

SATURDAY IL seemed a. If svery issiT ia
the citr wss szsniaire tbe ctosk bsrpains
offered hF r z. axer 4 Co. snd a. thss
coafsnus theiT sac tae canaiaa ~ees taoss
~hc aid re prs6t from it last ~ees shosid
axe stvsntzzr cf it ala
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Bureitrs sufere8 ne fssios8as ~ Jsrne<
Brseks, Sc Hsstinesst.. Hsturasv right
II rss a upbekno-nt 70 Mr F,root.. vso
fosn5 his pants IN TIE ssF@en tbt nsrl
rnefniuf r8inns BIS 10 zsi book snt
srsil sueuDt ~ nseBeT tbst vas thers p,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Nrw YosK. Oct. sa.-Archlbsld Forbes.
cha asmous war correspondent OF the Lon
s.on Dssaia Ners. arrived on the Alssxs yes
tersisv re - in very poor hssltb. and
LOOKS ~orn ard haxxsri Hs engagements
10 lertur- have heen cancelled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Tie MeYtos Fcure = - - Iifb ted
Il roushsui viii s3setrie tights Wwkme1
- ~ Ylscing fhsn in sn6 shrn asEs
So rte /, ssas-s sfirs tbrfawbouf khe
- 80 tor>- fyss bss 81 easr been
tn<fsis. - rea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

r. inst vhsi r 4. Ks63er 4 CO. one-t sif
- ssse - misse<' sd ekl 8ssr : f.eaxs szd
tse ksrssl1s - ls5ies sre6s - se>z. ard
- tk~y c1nEsnDe tte sse ttls Tfsk 81
sho1la - isssi - rhst hey srs ae1nz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Took - cuT isdiss' fns scsr.s* vsvs -
15r FrRefs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

WtsHsNsreS. oef. 2t--Fhe Msriae Hos
pstzi 8arssu y inforened that seversi new
csses az yrllos fever we're reported toslav
81 Tampa snf 10 dssfhs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

GAxLoeD. Oct "A terrific snow storm
has been raging hers tor two days aud the
snow % now eight u,chss deep.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Czs h1rte, besss fsncs wiafs. frfh.rs'
rs-fss. s. ard upwsFes fozFH
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

oKkSn stttas. Ocl. q -Ti.s morning
The steam barge Joys. q; ksnisies loaded
With shingles ,cf 81 cage. csrs in rpou-
ing The ioss 81 tsoshifds ~ lff isfce oscir
load. She slsCoafffrsi ii,t .saas rsie ard
t.n'e into his hefpor Viitoet lfsf exccps
as above stated
The fiif ~ ai~suksf arrived from Chi
cage al O clio ihif morning. Tie officers
report llfary lssfsee.
Specisl safe oi m.Hisev goods eli his
week. SnRsts
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Ttsf p ? kidsier .S 60. srs afferSrx ave
efesf serzsins n trc-s goods hat 8n0ht -
snferr<t every stT Ia tas cikT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
OUR $500
Gentlentn'S Dress Shoes!

Are the best m the mar
ket for tf.e money. They
are msoe ia eight differ
'ert styles, with seam
less vsmps, solid Iesth-
cr counters ard inef-
soles. and sfe IS stylish
ss Sc and s. shoes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Al eosors SIX vslvsss. 75e pu ysrd
Aosxxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Isrve ssoek - rar5iara prsces ciosks r.
Isc - A. e 50 te Sc 90. kozsK'A
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Isse~fs - - snd ossars lsa.ss "a bsts
g, -, - sso 75e. ktksEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

speciai sac of aiihaerT gocss AS tks
week MoNsEs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

Special ssle of millinery roos~ al ne
veek. Moszss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
ABOUT YOUR. CLOTHES.

Human Mature" at Powers Gran
Opera House tomorrow night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

spscisi sac Of millinery goods al he
veek. Aossxa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
294 GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOB



kraness bisbep = ~ rresty 3 III - leEu.
iaiuisy - IS sftss sesa oa ths stAse rssa-
days. So ss crossing .s Al AfliSEs. 49,,
and 2cts. sipEs aud dances better tAau eve
sAis season. Sbs epsas1 her week Al Rs1-
taosas iAsi sseEsDg - zn lntae1ss ss saa4-
eaes. wsleh vocslsfoasly spels0dsd sad
reared a Mugs Landing" 1he plses
has be~n sinaost snfTs.y resllEtsa sEse i
xss isss sea here. spa Nlss Bishop asd
neF -llf4z3fUak csaea az. All Mcdowell,
have side4 tglasef ~ nes Snd pseatlog
sgec-aities. Their ssrlesqGs trzkeay bosi-
aess was T1Eue2iafiy iesny las pis
s0ngs and dances aad tie pay
itself las sometlsss Of . sensational
story snicn gie2sts. sses. A Booker MAZE
hii a. Sogsv jaasCn Gua A. 4. Cblpmsn
made cue looklDg, gsatlemsnly villain,
aud the whole company s&s most aooepi-
able Mugs f.AndlDz" viii De continued
tonight aad tomorrow nigEt sEd on Thurs
day esening A. Z. Chipnsn's nsw pisy,
''6yp," written expressly for Miss Bishop,
will be presented
A boarding school Is place Of more or
less interest 10 almost every ooay aud the
fun that Is supposed to DC enjoyed bs those
/ attending this delightful place of education
will arouse the curiosity OF the majority Of
people. Tsere was quite large audience
at The Wonderland last evening 10 witness
| the old tine fas0File comedy Fun IN a
Boarding school" Tbs members OF the
cast are well lifted for their e. pective parts.
each of them being vocal soioists aud some
Of thesn very clever dancers Miss Josie
Deyoy as Tod. is a pleasing iittls actress and
| frolicked through the piece with a refresh
ing vim and sprightlness. She is supported
by the following srtists; FVed j. Long.
| Ralph Bell. JOAN o. Hal. Charles Roach.
Miss Ada Csstieton aud MisS Louise Leslie.
As many as dozen new ana amusing songs
are plessingly iBteTspersed through the
piece. which has no particular plot, bat
gives each member al opportunity 10 dis
| play his or her sbilities.
Human Nature" at Powers Grand
| Opera House tomorrow night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

gpst shoes SEQ si.2S ssS $50. Al hsr-
sains.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25

The Ptsdmoat Exposition Nets $4,000
"A Worlds fsiS Proposed.
ATLANTA. ga. Oct .i-Tae Piedmont
EXPOSITION nsttsd q cash profit Of $4,000.
besides paying $4,000 for buildings and
grounds. Tn. has caused plan 20 be
started for q world fair here In lSs9.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Anne Arundel county.
in Maryland, letters of administration
cum tsstamento aunexO on the per
sonal estate OF WILSON HOWARD late
Of Anne Arundel county decreased AL
persons having claims against the saddle
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated to the subscriber, on or
before the
1854 Day Of June, 1888.
They may otherwise.sby law. be exclu-
ded from all benefit ofsthe said estate. AL
persons indebted TO said estate are re0ues
ted 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of
December. 1887
JAMES r. BRASHEAsS. Aamr. 9. /. a.
u Il Annapolis. ID.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30
Holiday Presents.

In anticipation of good Holiday Trade,
Mr. G. BOEssEL has just returned from
New York, where he purchased. and has
now on exhibition at his Popular JesceLry
Store, No. 81 Main Street, one of the
handsomyst and best selected stocks of
Jssoelrg, Solid Silccr and Plated Ware,
Faacg and other goods IN his line. suita
bile for Christnaas Presents, that was ever
broug ht this city. Mr.. Boessel. in ca
tering &c the wants OF his friends and Gus
toners, for the many years he has been
engaged inb usinass In this city, knows
we'll bow to supply the wants and please
the fancy Of bis many patrons. In looking
eve. bis stock You can find Watches SUit
able for Presents ia Solid Gold and SilUer
Gases. Of American an Foreign make -
Diamonds and other precious Gems in
Finger Rings, Ear Rings and other set
--cnld Silper and Plated Ware N0U
ss.z : G,i5 SlresNQad Rhine stone Jeso-
s eirv. h Fine Catlsrs Of american and For
eign make, Nickel an0>sST"nzeo Naocks,
aud many other articles in Fancy GoRssss
TOO numernus TO mention. 1t you will
call aud examine Mr.. Boessel's stock,
am sure ynn will find just what you want
and al prices 10 suit the times; and that
yau will not go abrnad and spend your
money with strangers that you know
natning abuut. QiU6 him a cad.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30
For sale.

THE Undersigned will offer at Public
Auction, on the farm known as
Hill Delight" in the Second district,
Annapolis Neck. on
Monday. January 9th. 'SS,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. II fair. IL not the
next fair day. the followin property. viz:
Horse. Mare. 1 Colt. Cnws.6 Hogs.
Double Wagon, and Harness with Shafts
and Tongue. Horse Cart and Harness; a
lot of Plows and Culiivators: Buggy
and Harness; lot of Blade Fodder: 20 10
100 barrels of Corn; Sioves-"ne Cook
an one fire place Heater, u lot of KITCH
EN- FURNITURE
TERMS OF SALE-All sums OF SO or
under cash; all sums over that amount
credit of six months with approved Sc
euriiy, notes bearing interest frnm day of
sale Il. X. w SHEKELLS.
T. G. BOONE. Auct. 1928
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30

In dealing with it's striking en-
ployes the Reading Railroad Com
pany has been insisting that, as a
Common carrier, it must serve all
persons alike; but if the stories OF
the strikers are to be given credenee
the company has refused to act as a
common carrier in the transmission
of telegraphic dispatches.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30

We have received from the office
Of the Weekly and Daily Ne'cs,
Frederick, Nd, very handsome
" printed and illustrated "Christ-
mas Memento," of twelve pages
The front page is an illustration of
cherublms watching the Star of
Bethlehem which lights up that
sacred city. The other pages Of the
memento are alternately filled with
handsomely displayed business cards
Of the enterprising firms of Freder-
ick, the outside cover page bearing
q neatly printed calendar of the
pointing house Of that enterprising
journal. The whole is artistically
gotten up aud is a handsome speci-
men of typography and press mork,
and reflects credit upon the work.
manship OF the establishment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30

UP to this writing Mr.. Kilrain
has not killed Mr.. Sullivan, nor has
Mr.. Sullivan sulied the clear pink
aud white of Mr.. Kilrain's remian :
ing sound eye. The paper strife of
these American champions should
fill the British mind with wonder
at the new transatlantic method OF
settling prize-ring disputes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30
SoME Of the Revolutionary here

SOME Of the Revolutionary heroes
must have been gay old boys, given
to marrying very young girls. There
are twenty.eight women, varying in
age from 60 to 95 years, who are
drawing pensions as the widows Of
Revolutionary soldiers. 1t is hard
" necessary to say there are no sol
diers who fought in the Revolution
drawing pensions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30
GEO. II. MELVIN,
E Y-AT-L A w,
Cor. Main Street and Church Circle.
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

REAL ESTATE business q speciality. Cat
alngue and list of Farms will be issued in q
short time for extensive distribution IN the
North and Fast and persons having farms or
other properly for sale. will forward descrip-
ton of same to the above address. 50 that they
may be included in the catalogue. re Stf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30

Willis BROWNING has been cleo
ted member of the City Council
of Lynn, Mass. There is nothing
remarkable in the matter except
that Mr.. Browning is colored man,
aud that be was elected by the Re-
publicans.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30


Such, at least, vas she theory Of
the old Latin exercise book, donb-
" impressed upon our minds by
the anxiety of expressing it IN
dead language, with due attention
to the subjunctive mood. VIII
could doubt that it rested upon a
sound philosophical basis ? There
we're indeed certain nameless per-
sonages limited at in the same work.
whom it was scornfully asserted
that they did live in order that they
might eat. But this was clearly
meant to be sign that the worst
had happened, SO far as their moral
we'll being was concerned. They
were undoubtedly exceptions, intro
duced solely for grammatical pur-
poses, intended to be left with hor-
ror and reproach Wien once their
final end could be correctly stated
without shock to the feelings OF
cut" and the dependent verb. Still
upon second consideration ofcertain
palpable facts appertaining to the
manufacture and supply Of food,
there is, it must be confessed, some
fear that another rival theory exists.
There are persons evidently who do
not quite think that we eat that we
may live, and if we took account OF
these theorists, the latest additions
of the Latin exercise would have to
be silly htly reconstructed. First OF
all, perhaps, it would be best to
write, 1--WE eat that they may live"
! We might add: Chat they may
live more abundantly," only, per-
haps, this would be too hard sen.
tence, and should be reserved for
somewhatH more advanced pupils.
But the reconstruction of the exer-
else is a collateral affair, and must
be left to specialists. A certain
amount of adulteration the exper-
fenced citizen will submit to as
matter of course. But he is entitled
to insist that it be not of an iniur
ious kind. He will tolerate the
harmless butter of the lodging
h use, with its suspiciously clinglng
substratum. He will suffer the
wheaton bread that has its fierce
edge toned down by Liberal rice
and maize. He will not ask too
many questions as to the history of
his beer, and may even 60 SO far as
to regard The iron tailed cow as a
recognized domestic animal which
might appear in very low class at
cattle shows. But to give him
things really injurious to bis con-
stitution is last straw. Here he
will be inclined, and rightly, to set
his foot down firmly. The con-
slant imbibing or devouring of
injurious things, if conscious,
amounts to slow suicide, Is it too
harsh, then, to stigmatize the de-
liberate supply of them to ignorant
customers as slow murder
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-12-30
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Queen Of Scots,
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